zibilyonik / twitter_clone

A Twitter clone that has some of the basic features of the original Twitter platform. It is created to practice authorisation, association and RESTful MVC creation.

Twitter Clone

This project is a clone of Twitter that has some of the basic features of the original Twitter platform. It is created to practice authorisation, association and the RESTful MVC creation.

Built With

• Ruby version: 2.7.2

• Rails 6.0.3.7

• HTML / CSS / Sass

Getting Started

You will need Ruby ver. 2.7.2 installed on your system, which you can do so by visiting https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/downloads/ and following the directions from there depending on your system.

Once you have the correct version of Ruby, you can clone this repository by calling git clone https://github.com/Zibilyonik/twitter_clone.git command from your terminal.

After that, make sure that you use bundle:install command to install all the required gems.

For the next step, you need to set up the database, by using the commands rails db:create and rails db:migrate.

Afterwards, you can run rails s command to start up the server and use it as you will.

To access the running server, you can visit localhost:3000 or 127.0.0.1:3000 (the default port, may change if you've used a different setting)

Running the Tests

To run the tests, you need to make sure that you have all the required gems installed, especially RSpec. Once you have RSpec installed, you can run all the tests by the rspec command, or a specific test by the rspec [test_path] command through the terminal.

Contributors

Onur Onat Surmeli

• LinkedIn

• Github

Contributing

You're welcome to inform me about any issues you may have found by checking the issues page. You can also let me know if you have any feature requests via the links you can find on the Contributors section.

Show Your Support

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Thank You

Thank you for checking out the project. Have a nice day!

twitter_clone's Issues

Morning coding review session

• Good job and like a recommendation is to finish the authentication part for the project using devise.